Word: pecks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...study of union, non-union and open shop labor conditions that Vice President Staunton B. Peck of the Link-Belt Co. concluded last week for the National Association of Manufacturers, naturally hoped to put a rosy lacquer on the open shop principle of employing labor, that is, of making no discrimination against union or non-union labor, just so that the union organizations do not pester the employers...
HARVARD SYRACUSE Burns, c.f. s.s., Kolod Chase, 2b. 2b., Peck Donaghy, s.s. 1b., Horowitz Lord, c. c.f., Lambert Prior, 1b. r.f., Baysinger Whitney, 3b. l.f., Sibus Jones, r.f. 3b., Cordisco Hardie, l.f. c., Deming Barbee, p. p., Miner...
...summary follows: HARVARD 1931 ST. MARK'S Jewell, Forthingham, r. w. l. w., Choate, Bailey, Peck, Covel Putnam, Everett,e. c., Palmer, Adams Watts, Baldwin, l. w. r. w., Barber, Adams Batchelder, r. d. I. d., Barton Ogdon, I. d. r. d., P. Palmer Gammack, g. g., Jenkins...
...Springfield, Ill., one Jim Hayes, murderer, made a statement: "Women got me into a peck of trouble, and, if I must hang for the murder of a woman, I don't want any more of them around to gloat over the spectacle." There were two women who were eligible to assist at the "spectacle." They were Mrs. Dorothy Tedell, policewoman, and Miss Nina Bowers, nurse. Said the sheriff, uninfluenced by the wishes of Jim Hayes, "These women will be allowed to witness the hanging...
Died. Dr. Charles H. Peck, 56, famed as "a surgeon of surpassing technical skill, disciplined daring and resource of the highest order"; at Newtown, Conn.; of pernicious anemia...